The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1913, Page 8

— TOMORROW 200 New Tailored Suits and Coats Will Play a Leading Part in The Bon Marche’s Interesting September Sales at— g fe ARE “| omy, VI here—at I satin—that fancy — ways. and ot and broc HANDSOME CREPE - DE - CHINE AND SILK MESSALINE DRESSES — $12.50— And they are charmingly fashioned in the very latest modes—V fronts of lace net or new tace ruffled edges with draped skirts or with knife pleat. ing down the side of front gure. In black, navy diue, Copenhagen blue, Nell rose and «ray. $7.50 TO $8.89 NEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS SKIRTS, FOR $6.95——_ For just a day we are offering our $7.50 and $8.89 Autumn and Winter Dress Skirts at $6.95. Correct models fn the most want fabrics, such as serges, whipcords, wide wale diagon als, ratines and twotoned stripes. High waist bands—gored or draped A SPECIAL PURCHASE over States, HANDSOME 75c FANCY SILK RIBBONS FOR AND NOW THAT RIBBONS HAVE COME INTO THEIR OWN AGAIN this bar- gain should prove doubly interesting to you And these beautiful 75c ribbons that we are going to sell tomorrow at 50c a yard are just the very kinds that are being used so much purposes Exquisite Dresdens in light and dark shades—beautiful floral effects in Oc a yard nowadays for sashes and millinery feta and tapestry weaves, and only 1,000 NEW $1.50 In Both Men’ $ al Women’ ; Guaranteed American Taffeta and Absolutely Shower Proof MANY HANDSOME HANDLES TO CHOOSE FROM— MARVELS OF TOO, AT $19.50—two of t d there are without having to be re tailored, in mannish serges, ARE MADE OF THE COATINGS, tailored and tri They have the + serted pockets and made of the new and luxu GIRLS’ WINNER GYMNASIUM SUITS 92. The New Winner Gymnasium made of black gala tea, with four-button adjustment styles used by hun dreds of high schools | 9 and universities all the =$19.50= Tho’ They Are Really Worth Much More THE MAN-TAILORED SUITS AT $19.50 OF STYLE, AND ECON kets are with means at least And they are all splendidly 1s you heavy poplins, cheviots an worsteds. ~ THE NEW AUTUMN COATS AT $19.50 FALL artent NEWEST AND SMARTEST ned tn the newest and an ‘fitted t ue fancy h effects fabric dressier A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW AUTUMN WAISTS PRICED —$2.50- 50). lot to choose { THE $3.95 SILK PEITICOATS ARE REDUCED, WEDNESDAY, TO ——$1. eR ne exceptionally pre Suits, just the did silk eh! In black anc are sample mode rare bargain priced at $1.95 each. BRINGS YOU THESE 1 two-ton United and ¢ Regular $ satin taf —Upper Main Floor of The Hen Marche UMBRELLAS AT -§8eea.- Styles—Made of Fast Black, nsisting of plain Mis sion style—many metal and horn mounted handles in the lot—some of them in g sil ver and gunmetal effects; are worth more than the September sale price for the entire umbrella. These Umbrellas have strong 8-ribbed paragon steel frames and are equipped with easily-operated bulb runners. Better get a couple of these umbrellas at 98c for a rainy day THE SEPTEMBER SALES OF STANDARD DOMESTICS Bring Prices Much Your Way 25¢ AND 35c RATINES, A YARD, AT 15¢ 1,500 yards of these Ratines; 27 inches wide; lengths up to 10 yards. In tans, blue, gray and white—a very special bargain. 10¢ WAISTING MADRAS FOR 71-2c YD. Two thousand yards Walsting Madras; 27 inches wide; lengths to 20 yards; woven cords. Many pretty light and dark patterns to choose from. 28¢ BLEACHED SHEETING, YARD, FOR 22c Bleached Sheeting 32 bolts in the lot; 81 inches wide; excellent wearing qualities. Not more than 15 yards to a customer. 2,000 YARDS OF CRETONNES FOR 5c YD. Cretonnes in lengths to 20 yards; 27 Inches wide. In many pretty fancy floral styles. All wanted shades to choose from. 15e DRESS REPP PRICED AT 81-2c YD. 3,000 yards Dress Repps; 36 inches wide. Of heavy quality; lengths up to 20 yards, In tans, blues, pink and white —Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. SECOND A —Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. THE SEPTEMBER SALES OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS Are in Full Swing Now 35c TURKISH TOWELS, PRICE 25c EACH 100 dozen of these excellent bleached Turkish Towels. Size 22x44. Of good, heavy quality double thread. Priced for this sale at 26c each 71-2c TOILET TOWELING AT 5c A YARD 2,000 yards unbleache ollet Twill Toweling 16 inches wide; good, heavy and durable time to lay in a big supply of Toweling $1 LINEN DAMASK AT 73c THE YARD All pure Mnen Table Damask; a wide heavy, firm quality; satin finish. In many hand some floral designs. Sale price only 720 a yard $1.50 HEMSTITCHED CLOTHS, AT $1.19 12 dozens of these Hematitched Pattern Cloths unbleached, Size 66x56 Inches. Good weight smooth finish, In neat floral patterns. : 25e HEMSTITCHED SCAR PRICED 19¢ 25 dozen Hemstitched Dresser 8 arfs, 17x60 inches wide. In medium wetght The regular price 1# 25¢ each 70 Inche choice now, 19¢ Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. | Geraldine Farrar Records—Talking Machine Department—Fourth Floor A good | Champ Clark, speaker ¢ © of repre ark will open « ena Werk ot ihe: tar eetu conducted by the Y, M. ©. A. He ill ape the | atin on Tuesday night, October 2 M | The lecture course will open Monday, October 6 Ralph Parlett | umortst, has been engaged for that date, The program for the October 6; Champ Clark K Friday, Novembe mber M “td EDNA’S GOING TO SUE HUBBY ALL WORE COATS OF SCARLET HE SAYS IT’S A GREAT CAMP HE COULDN'T Quite MAKE IT Boston with jpany, by wh | Young Thi which « BENTON UNDER MARTIAL LAW BENTON ! HERE’ $ REAL TRUNK MYSTERY 1. “Keep driving : ed the trunk on an The police are wor ona CHICAGO, Sept Predictic Gales, however, last night on Lake M Is, however, last night on Lake Mic for the safety of v now fe rh Ohio PRESIDENT Is VOTING TODAY of the weather bureau f isconsin and Minnesota, and in a few WASHING'ION, Sept President Wilson left at 8 a. m. today for . ast hi uaries In p 8 there. He was accompanied by Priva etary Jos, Tumulty and Secretary of War Garrison, They will ret n tonight Little Things Which Are Happening These Days —BACK HOME— That the Newspapers’ Telegraph Wires Don’t Carry 2\¢ OHIO r ° ol COLUMBUS.—Federation of Ja NEBRASKA o GRAND ISLAND.—State feder tion of labor adopted resolutions *¢ THE WEATHER KEEPS ’EM BUSY | bor has denounced Garry Cathcart, jof Low Cost of Living club, as a representative of the National Man | ufacturers’ association. favoring woman's suffrage SIDNEY.—Cheyenne county's corn crop largest in history of the rks NEWARK, — After waiting 28 a ie for husband to return Mrs . et Williams has filed suit for | COSHOCTON. —Mra Taanc ih) 4 in the big G 1 Hiros, | tet 18 18 the county Jail accused of | | ‘ iota. Gad atriko | aving locked her stepson, 8 {n f clerks in one depar t. In| 4rre | : 7 GALLIPOLIS, Rody scharging strike pick . arging atri I ,| beer Frank Alles of the river steam of Enet | dy the other day } rham thriled the court room by | tt Pha h UP sel was drowned, has! ating There were pickets in| °°” Fecovered = 1776 who cannot be classed othor-|_ GALION.-Body of Wesley Sher man wae for wise than these mer 1 in a grain elevator ~ | them we are g | | Ity of taxing them| », DELAWARE Burglare BhoeE fer te | $1,500 worth adies’ silk s eee ings from the New York cash store. CANTON.—This place is just re vering from effects of terrific @| electrical storm that swept the city HAUTE.—Oscar Stew-| last week constable of Unfversal, is| DEFIANCE.—Cornerstone of $65, sult of a bullet wound | 000 postoffice 1s to be laid Septem. |e - INDIANA ? o TERRE | e been inflicted | | ber 23 | David Jobr GLEVELAN Doris Falken. | and fat bers 85 feet and landed on a $10,000 for alleged aliens 1an's shoulder, injuring him, | was ubburt.y She [wife's affection, | and children’s dresse THE SEATTLE STAR CHAMP’S COMING TO SEATTLE || REDERICH & NELSON Store Opens at 8:30—Closes at 5:30 Heating is represented, 1 coke or wood w heat evenly; is as you desire. Headquarters for the following Ranges: Ohio Steel Ran the Regal Quali The Genuine “Beckwith” Round Oak Stoves: Many Styles and Size, n several sizes. This Stove burns hard coal, soft eo ith equal success and with economy; distributes ¢ very easily regulated, giving as much or as little hea! A handsome Stove, and “built for a life-time.” The Great Majesti ge, the Champion Coal-and-Gas (improved model) ity and the Direct-Action Gas Range. —Third Flom] ‘The Ohio Steel Range With Sanitary Base 4 HE Ohio Steel Range is high-grade in every particular and « es the result of thiny! na ture of sted The Ohio has an enviable record for cooking efficiency and economy of operation, and is om of the handsomest ranges on the market. The sketch shows the “sanitary base” Ohio, will its polished top and perfectly plain polished nick trimmings, which are so easily kept clean. Prices, complete with water connectionet 16-inch oven, $52.50. 4 18-inch oven, $57 “ 20. , 2 20-inch oven, $62.50. & —Third Flom, Becoming Hats for Misses, $1.95 to $7.50 VARIETY of pleasing styles in Tam and Mushroom effects, made up in Velvet and Plushes and simply but smartly trimmed with fancy feathers and ribbons. Colors include Black, White, Brown, Navy —— blue, Cardinal, Tan and Taupe. Excellent values at $1.95 and up to $7.50. OSTRICH TRIMMINGS; WIDE VARIETY— Wide assortments of the pretty fancy Ostrich effects that are among the most popular di g materials; also a large line of French ack and colors, priced from $1.95 to $8H — Basement Suleeramm and moderately-priced Boys’ Russian Blouse Wash Suits Ds Boys’ Clothi p le up in the hea reps and These are in the and other styles, and $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $ Have you seen th little fellows and tan velour plush, feather ude at si $2.50, $. $3.50, $ Bead N the these new dark-bly 50c to $2. fects in r jet effects, New Swiss Challis 19c WISS Challis in « designs on white pretty Oriental and material makes up a Thirty-two inches wic galatea cloth), for 2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. They cor length, 27 Bead Necklaces 25, es, waists and sacques | | Sizes 2 to 6 Years ng Section offers attractive pular Russian Blouse Suits, rics (madras, vier wash fat cool weather wear. military, eton, sailor collar moderately priced at $1.00, 1e new Tyrolean Hats for ne in black, taupe; brown with the typical Tyrolean de, and are priced at $2.25 4.00 and $5.00. Second Floor. Iraported Dress Goods | $1.00 Yard | RENCH Poplins, Serges and Novelties in mixtures and pin stripes and aa selection of the new season's colatt e, $1.00 yard. ‘ ecklaces inches, featured in Plain and cut ef 1¢e, green, emerald and —Fi Floo: rat Floor | cellent 42 inches wid Brocaded Lining Satins, $1.00 Yard— Brocaded Satins in light colori Yard lots, stripes and ing evening wraps, and a good 4 of the darker shades, ‘Twenty-seven inch sinall $1.00 yard. edged with This admirably in women’s wide, grounds, floral borders, | Cameras “ad Supplies Developing and P. ringing. fe, 19¢ yar ¢e, 19c yard. First k nt | —Dasement Salesree® th L Y nm b x e r fr 4 8 b t q 0 y a 1 . ee ae oe et ead ee oD @ ae ce